Datalogz launches BI360 for live enterprise analytics oversight

Datalogz on July 22, 2026, spotlighted BI360, a dashboard inside its Control Tower platform that gives executives a live view of BI health, cost, and risk across connected analytics tools. The product is aimed at helping leaders spot waste, governance issues, and inconsistent reporting before they show up in an audit or board review.

Why it matters: - Enterprises often manage analytics sprawl through screenshots and pre-meeting updates that age quickly. - BI360 gives executives, admins, and platform owners one continuously updated view of analytics health, cost, and risk across the estate. - Datalogz says that visibility is becoming more important as AI copilots and agents begin acting on the same datasets and metric definitions.

What happened: - Datalogz spotlighted BI360 on July 22, 2026. - BI360 is an executive view built into Datalogz’s Control Tower platform. - The dashboard pulls activity from Power BI, Tableau, Qlik, Sigma, Spotfire, SharePoint, and Databricks. - The company positioned BI360 as a single live picture of an organization’s analytics estate.

The details: - BI360 includes an Executive Summary that auto-generates a daily narrative of BI health and change. - BI 360 Insights breaks out asset counts and health by organizational, reporting, data, and user layers. - Department-level breakdowns appear when a directory is connected. - A Global Inventory lists every BI asset across every connected tool and tags each asset with its current health. - Admins can move from a trend view to the specific report driving the issue. - Control Tower connects Power BI, Tableau, Qlik, Spotfire, Sigma in private preview, SharePoint, and Databricks. - Engagement Score gives a 0-to-100 read on how many licensed users logged in over the past month. - That metric can expose license waste that might otherwise remain hidden until an audit. - Datalogz says BI360 serves executives, admins, and platform owners from the same dashboard. - Executives can track adoption, ROI, and health at a glance. - Admins can monitor license usage and content growth across tools. - Platform owners can use the data to guide consolidation and governance.

Between the lines: - The product reflects a broader shift from static governance reporting to continuous operational oversight. - Datalogz is trying to make BI sprawl measurable in financial terms, not just operational inconvenience. - The company says it has surfaced more than $8.2 million in avoidable BI spend for a single enterprise customer and more than $50 million in enterprise value overall. - Datalogz now manages more than 1 million BI assets for customers, which gives the platform more data to spot waste and inconsistency. - The pitch also links analytics governance to AI readiness, since flawed metrics can flow into automated decision-making.

What's next: - Datalogz is booking demos for BI360. - The company is continuing to build on BI Ops products aimed at reducing BI and analytics sprawl. - BI360’s role will likely expand as more enterprises connect additional tools and as AI systems rely on the same reporting layer.

The bottom line: - BI360 turns BI governance from a periodic review into a live management function, with cost, risk, and usage visible in one place.